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THE CHINA. MAIL,

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES.

"Old Kate'

"Honoured by the King

"Tiger" in Tears at Sister's Funeral

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SATURDAY, JANUARY

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Touched by the loyalty of "Old Kate," the race card seller with whom he occasionally conversed at the Derby, H.M. the King instructed the manager of his racing stable, Major Fetherstonhaugh, to deliver a personal message to her from the bedside. The aged race card vendor is shown in the above exclusive photo taiking to the Prince of Wales on the occasion of his last visit to Ascot.

Left a Fortune

Ivan Michailof, a Macedonian re- volutionary leader who threatened to march on Safin, the capital of Bul- garia. His followers were incensed at the Macedonian policies of the Bul- garlan government.

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M. George Clemenceau (Premier of France during the War and Peace Conference), as he appeared at the funeral of his sister, Mme. Jacquet, on the outskirts of Paris. "The Tiger" wept bit- terly as the coffin was lowered into the grave.

River Commission Head Entertained

To Wed a Nobleman

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Brains Not Stomachs.

Speaking at the Annual Meeting of Bean Brothers, Ltd., in August last, Sir Ernest Bena inter alia said:--

"la buying advertising space our appeal is to influence, at- mosphere, character, quality, and commercial importance, and these things are miles removed from the million sale 'puffed up with coupons and benefits.”

Mrs. Florence Maybrick, whom a British court sentenced to life impri- Bonment forty years ago for the al- leged murder of her husband, has in- herited $146,000 under the will of Mr. Walter T. Burrell. She was released in 1905 after serving 16 years in nrl- 800. She intends to utilize her for- tune to clear her name. Photo shows her as she appeared at the time of her conviction.

Punched in Nose

A luneneon was given in Shanghai in honour of Mr. Li Chung-kung, President of the Yang- taze River Commission, by members of the Technical Committee, at the Majestic Hotel. Left-to right, front rot: Mesara H. S. Sung, S. Y. Kung, S. S. Chao, Dr. H. Chatley, Cant, H. E. Hill- man; second row: Messrs. Y. M. Kao, G. G. Stroebe, Hsiɛan C. Liu, J. Huston. Yang Chen-zi back row: Messra. K. Y. Li, T. E. Chen, J. B. Powell, R. I. Hope, and L. G. Taylor.-(Chung Hwa Studio).

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Church Council

Miss Ruth Brady, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mr. James Cox Brady of New Jersey, is engaged- to`

marry the Hon. Michael Scott, young- er son of the late Viscount. Encombe, Mias Brady's grandfather, the late Anthony Brady, amassed a G$200,000,- 000 fortune in public utilities.

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During debate in Arizona State Capital, Governor G. W. P. Hunt (above) and... State Benstor Fred Colter came to blows. Governor Hunt is said to have admitted that he stop. ped a right swing with his nose. Friends intervened.

Of the 4th Regiment, U.8. Marine Corps, Shanghai-Left to right, front-row!- Bowman, Capt. Hall, Lt. Col. F. D. Kilgore (Commanding Officer), lit. Egt. H.«Carbury, Hazeltine; back row: Pte. 0. G. Glasscock, Harry Cirby, H. L. W labor, Capt. E. M., Meinhar H. Jemasen, and Pte. St. De anis,~(Carson Studlo.)

Mt. Etna's Wrath Shown by a Film Camera

Laura La Plante

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on Hong Kong screens."

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